Sentence examples for education enrolled from inspiring English sources

President Carter, a strong advocate of public education, enrolled his daughter, Amy, 9, in public school, but she was initially very lonely, according to journalists who covered her.

Geshe Lobsang, as he is called (geshe is an honorific denoting the highest level of monastic education), enrolled as a graduate student at Emory.

Special education enrolled 250,000 more 4-year-olds, some of whom were from low income families.

Most of my high school classmates who continued their education enrolled at a local community college.

Even as they play an increasingly vital role in American higher education — enrolling more than eight million students nationwide last fall, a 20 percent jump since the fall of 2007, just before the start of the recession — community colleges are routinely failing to provide enough athletic opportunities to women, as required under Title IX, the federal law banning sex discrimination in education.

In 1947 he resumed his education, enrolling at Kenyon College in Ohio, where he studied with John Crowe Ransom.

Khosrowshahi's parents put their remaining resources into their children's education, enrolling Khosrowshahi and his two brothers at Hackley, the prep school that their cousins attended.

All of higher education enrolls students who are unlikely to graduate, at least in part to attract the aid dollars that follow them.

They have bravely continued their education, enrolling in preparatory school despite threats to their safety.

At Candler School of Theology (Emory University), first year students, as part of contextual education, enroll in a class that immerses them in a social service setting throughout greater Atlanta.

He largely left show business in 1998, having accomplished more than most men triple his age would even dream possible, and began a life devoted to education, enrolling at Columbia University.